Gmunden is a town in Upper Austria, Austria in the district of Gmunden.
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Seegasthof and Hotel Steinmaurer Celebrations Seegasthof and Hotel Steinmaurer Celebrations in Gmunden is the perfect venue for your family or company party. They host baptisms, birthdays, anniversaries and corporate events in a wonderful setting in atmospheric rooms for 10 to 140 persons. Just tell them what you want and they will do the rest with excellent planning and attentive service that will ensure your celebration is a success and unforgettable.
Read more EckMann Goldschmiedmeister EckMann Goldschmiedmeister is a jewellery shop run by reputable jeweler W. Eckmann with it's own goldsmith workshop in Gmunden. Mr. Eckmann with his extraordinary knowledge of gems and jewels is available for appraisals, estimates and consultations. Come in to the store and view the high quality individual pieces from the workshop W. Eckmann. The workshop processes mainly 18 carat gold and specially selected precious stones including different types of cultured pearls and, of course, diamonds.
Read more Seeschloss Ort Restaurant Catering Seeschloss Ort Restaurant Catering in Gmunden combines excellent and full service with convenience to present award-winning cuisine in all sizes and for every occasion. Seeschloss Ort Restaurant Catering provides everything from one source and that includes meticulous planning and preparation plus the crockery, cutlery, glassware, accessories, decorations and more. And the food is sublime using only the freshest regional produce available.
Read more Panorama Restaurant The Panorama Restaurant at the Esplanade Hotel in Gmunden starts your day with an extensive breakfast buffet, and if the weather is good enjoy dining out on the terrace with breathtaking panoramic views. In the afternoons and evenings dine on delicious regional delicacies in a wonderful setting.
Read more Thomas-Bernhard-Archiv Thomas-Bernhard-Archiv in Gmunden displays a fascinating small exhibition of typescript by the famous author Thomas Bernhard. The typed pages offer a chronological overview of the published and unpublished work of Thomas Bernhard and are graphically very interesting. The exhibition albeit small, gives one an insight into the working of the mind of Thomas Bernhard.